>>[inaudible] [off mic] mr. martin intend to see cover some macro issues and about but in briefly on performance for the quarter. >> i'm joined by dan hennessy who i know you all nobody joined us about three months ago. he is a wharton grad. he spent seven years at franklin templeton in research that spent four years with our bill or a major consultant down on the peninsula. he joins me as part of your team get your member dan lobo has returned to his home in rhode island due to illness and his family. so dan has been working with us for 2-3 months. you finally get to meet him. along the theme of a very good year, as you'll see in a moment before quarter which is your first fiscal year quarter was a very strong quarter for you all, +3.7% net return. which capped off a strong 12 month period. 9.55%. so we do talk about this low return environment but since february we've had very very strong equity markets and strong capital markets and you benefited greatly from that. since the report was generated the s&p i wro

>>[inaudible] [off mic] mr. martin intend to see cover some macro issues and about but in briefly on performance for the quarter. >> i'm joined by dan hennessy who i know you all nobody joined us about three months ago. he is a wharton grad. he spent seven years at franklin templeton in research that spent four years with our bill or a major consultant down on the peninsula. he joins me as part of your team get your member dan lobo has returned to his home in rhode island due to illness and his family. so dan has been working with us for 2-3 months. you finally get to meet him. along the theme of a very good year, as you'll see in a moment before quarter which is your first fiscal year quarter was a very strong quarter for you all, +3.7% net return. which capped off a strong 12 month period. 9.55%. so we do talk about this low return environment but since february we've had very very strong equity markets and strong capital markets and you benefited greatly from that. since the report was generated the s&p i wro

the big problem- >>[inaudible] [off mic] >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> patricia buie [inaudible] planning association visit darrell. if someone else who died last friday. for 10 years unless the mta parking traffic department and police department to change the time lights on lombard street. they didn't. we ask for red light cameras could they didn't. we had red light cameras and they gave them through 19th and holloway. 45-year-old man was killed based on the fact that someone ran a red light if they would've had the 12 second delay that we have requested this man would not have been dead. i want us to honor mr. lowenstein,, 45 years old. three children. three daughters. many stories similar to what happened in oakland but this was a horrifying accident. this is a man from tiburon in our neighborhood. agendized san francisco. i like you guys to give a moment of peace concerning this young man. 45 years old. my point is, that someone is going to have to start doing something for long item vetoes and to get control over their sf m

known for his casual style on the mic.g sager died at age of 65 after a courageous fight against cancer. he was a favorite of coaches, players, mascots he interviewed over a 40 year career. mostly in the nba. he was diagnosed with leukemia in 2014 but kept working as a sideline report early when able. his fight was -- reporter when able. his fight was hashtagged with sager strong. each day a canvas to be painted, an opportunity for fun, love, living, learning. the those of you out there who are suffering from cancer, facing adversity, i want you to know that your will to live and to fight cancer to make all difference in the world. the way you think influences the way you act. >> word of sager's passing was met with sadness and reflection on incredible life and career. his son craig jr. quoted his father and said we packed a lifetime and then some into these two years together. pay it forward time, sager strong. to times cancer survivor roberts saying greatly admired how he faced cancer. prayers for his family. >> the side

you know what though sometimes i get a little nervous when they mic players up. you don't know what they are going to say. no i think they add edit a little bit. that is awesome. okay. okay. here's one for you season where we want to be creeped out, one collection knocks college surveyed and found out what creepiest professions are. okay. clowns needless to say are at the top of this list. but there are other creepy jobs as well. and i'm not swiping. can you help? got it? taxi dermest next creepiest. sex shop owner. and then taxi driver you have to garbage collector. about in the middle. but further down you go the less creepy the occupation is. like doctor or financial advisor. but, but-- stop. the least creepiest occupation on the list? me. me. a meteorologist. isn't that something that you can celebrate you are the >> jim paul myself are least cree isn't that something you can celebrate you have least creepiest job. you have creepier job than i do. i love it. i thought this was funny. i just had to. i know he's telling me all morning long. less creepier everyb

don't worry saint mic is here to help you. >>n't er saint mic contest here.0 go to foxdc.com/contest and enter for a chance to win. one oneer selected by random drawing january all entrance maying 1 or older complete rules available at "fox news" d.c..com/contest >> hey, gary mcgrady what's going on. >> what's going on? super mild outside now check this out this is regional snap shop of temperatures. here in town 5. new york city, 55 and even boston basking in globe. warm temperature. probably wonder what the heck is going on. 56 de dreez for them. cooler for binghamton and not outrageously cold 42 and jump front columbus in upper 30s and still not brunt of cold air has not gotten there yet. detroit 32. chicago 35. yesterday morning at this time chicago was 5 2. they were mild. now they're colder. we're mild up and down 95 all right? we will get colder tomorrow the front has to come through. this is future cast it give you an idea what is going on. few showers this morning. nothing heavy. drying out by lunchtime. clouds move off. this afternoon we will be sun

>> [inaudible] [off mic] >> okay. so what do you want to do with this? >> directors so just to clarify so when -- for general public comment on matters within the jurisdiction of the mta not on the agenda there are extensive summaries of what people say. the sunshine ordinance requires just a summary of what somebody said and whether or not they support, oppose or speak to neither so for when the board takes an action on an item i show whether or not the member -- members of the public support, oppose or neither, but when the item is not on the agenda then there is a large extensive summary of what was said. i am generally following the board of supervisors actions with these minutes. >> okay. good enough for me. members of the board we have a motion and a second. any further discussion? discussion? all in favor say aye. >> aye. >> thank you. next item. >> item 5 communications. please be advised that 14 has been removed from the agenda at the request of staff. >> okay. >> and that concludes item 5. item 6 introductio

--ore i hand over theoretically hand over the mic, i want to encourage you to do three things today.mily to focus on expanding your perspective. take in today's conversation as ways to learn more about different people. i want you to expand your networks and i want you to think about what we all have in common and what can i as individuals. if we can do that i think there is a lot of power to be had. speaking candidly, i see an amazing group of powerful, motivated and creative women who are capable of really, really incredible things. let's come together, let's collaborate with

. >> reporter: kin folk organized an open mic in 2013 as a safe space. part of the sanctity tonight meant keeping cameras out. >> we don't have a lot of spaces, so eventually we see each other. there has to be a space for the artists and geniuses to be the activists and promote their own self-character. >> reporter: for some the heart of this tragedy won't let up. we've watched the memorial morph and grow as those closest to the deceased grapple with reality. >> the worst part is what they lost. there was a lot of live cut short. >> reporter: at that open mic night a speaker read a poem about this weekend's tragedy and handed out seeds to everyone this encouraging them to plant new life in memory of the 36 lost. in oakland susie steimle, kpix5 news. she went by the stage name >>> 33-year-old chelsea dolan, another talented musician, killed in the blaze went by the stage name cherusi. she was passionate about electronic music and ice cream. >> she scooped ice cream here almost 10 years and she was a vegan. too. they'd say what's your favorite flavor and s

. >> reporter: kin folks organized an open mic in 2014 as a safe space part of it keeping people out. >> we eventually see each other. there has to be a space for the artists, for the genius, to be the activist and promote their own self-care. >> reporter: for some of the heavy heartedness of this tragedy won't let up. the memorial grows. >> my first instinct is to say that the worst part is the loss. but it's not. the worst part is what they lost. there was a lot of lives cut short. >> reporter: at that open mic night a speaker read a poem about this weekend's tragedy and handed out seeds to everyone there encouraging them to plant new life in memory of the 36 lost. in oakland, susie steimle, kpix 5. >> we've also learned one young victim managed to text her mother when she sensed there was no hope of escaping. alameda county sheriffs said mikaela gregory and her boyfriend sensed at some point there was no way out so mikaela texted her mom, i'm dying and then sheriff's say mikaela's boyfriend did the only thing he could to show how much he cared about her. >> he it appears as if the

we only have mic today. it's over here. we really do hope that you can make it to a mic if you have a question. we have our own video up on youtube and have c-span here and we are also doing this on facebook live stream. please try to make it to the mic if you have a question. a couple of housekeeping things, our winter member sale begins tomorrow. it goes for three days. if you're a remember pretty much everything is 25% off. please come out with that. we are always happy to have you. it's an easy thing to do and to do at the cash register every time you're in the store. lastly, i think we all know that there's been a lot of news around this block 5,000 dlak -- block of connecticut avenue. by the lay, i'm lissa muscatine, i forgot one of the details. i'm one of the coowners with my husband, there he is. we want to express our truly heart felt thanks on behalf of all out of our staff. outpouring of concern has been truly overwhelming, positive and a sign of us truly testament of the strength of the community. it's why we ar

he is screaming into the mic get off the streets! take cover! we're under attack by japanese planes! and i never forget this. he says, this is the real mccoy! because the whole thing was just surreal. it just... you know the fact -- when i heard the announcement that we're being attacked by japanese planes, you know, i felt like i'd been hit with a piece of shrapnel. you know it was just total shock. and utter disbelief and denial. there was a tinge of, you might say, depression at the prospect that gee, what is going to happen to anyone who is of japanese ancestry? but my overall reaction was one of anger, just consuming anger which stayed with me for the rest of the war. and i was so angry that i said to myself, if i ever come across a japanese soldier, i'm gonna knock him down and beat him up and kick him in the groin. three years, almost four years later, when i was out serving in burma, i did get a chance to visit a p.o.w. camp. >> i want you to tell me the story, which i know is a difficult one for you. the story about the time, as a soldi

mic is there and we have a question for you. >> i default to moderator mode because i moderate so many of these things. sorry, andy. >> so 2016 was suppose to be the good year and what they're looking. -- was suppose to be the pivotal year. >> 2018 was suppose the year they were defending a lot more seats and they're looking to lose ground. how does that play in terms of dynamics now. does that encourage democrats to compromise knowing the situation could get far worst or does it encourage republicans to hold back a little bit expecting of what maybe to get that 60-seat majority in 2018. >> that's a great question and you're absolutely right that. 's terrible math for democrats. they fully expect it to win the senate in '16 and lose it again in '18. and now they've not won it back and see their numbers dwindle even more, how that changes the political dynamic, someone smarter than me will have to figure that out. i think there are some incentives for democrats to show that they have achieved something on legislative front in terms of economic policy, whether, you know, there's anything

melissa: charlie gasparino, thanks for jumping behind the mic for us. >> appreciate it.vid: fortunate to have somebody else jump behind the mic, steve forbes, one time presidential candidate himself and chairman of forbes media. that is huge news. why do you think rudy pulled himself out? >> he probably thought there would be a lot of conflict. he saw inside there are a lot of other candidates coming. he just decided let's step back, let this thing work out. he takes the long view. secretary of state may be in two years, four years, he could come in after that or some other special assignment. so he is calm. he has been through crises far more severe than this. he takes the long view. i admire him for that, i think it helps him, hurt not hurts him not being able to be the top statesman now but perhaps in the future. david: presidents shake up cabinet all the time. jim baker, for example, under ronald reagan, he was treasury secretary, he was secretary of state, he did a number of jobs. doesn't necessarily mean he will never be in the trump administration. >> not at all.

and having to consider your viewership and getting views and how leaving donald trumps mike trump's mic onld to get more views. how do you balance leading public opinion and following public opinion? mike: i just want to make it clear to anybody that has any doubts, i was saying that was a bad thing we did. i was speaking also to the issue that some people say we were favoring donald trump or building him up. i think it was just because if you put him on tv, people like him. we are not supposed to shape public opinion one way or the other. we are supposed to report the news and let people decide for themselves what they think. we're not there to shape or to follow anything on public opinion. we're there to report the news. people can make up their own minds. >> over here please. >> i'm a reporter. with cq role call. this is for the panel, including you marvin. it is not the relevancy of the presidential debates. i'm saying that as someone who really wants them to be relevant. we had 100 million people tuning into the first presidential debate. myself and many of the other people in thei

>>[inaudible] [off mic] >> let's hear it >> pam sims.actually from district 10 the majority of the people were living in district 10 living with relatives. they were paying a modest rent to live with relatives.. sometimes the relatives are upset because they were leaving. because that diminish the income coming into the household. but the majority of these individuals would have dr. davis was like a new lease on life and just a quick note. those of you who did not attend-and i don't know if you are invited-but the bayview senior center had their holiday party last friday and i highly recommend if they have a party next year you attend because it was rocking. seniors, the seniors there was a band. people are playing pool. food. it was very nice. the cross workers but i've a pair of vans that is pickens made she's 100 years old. they are amazed. you feel a lot of love when you go there. >> nice. i could go on and ask about your question we can follow up later. this was very informative. thank you. okay. before we finish with a few more ite

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and the mic is coming to you now. >> congrats to aei on the new digs. during the campaign there was little to no discussion about the country's prodigious -- fiscalroblem, problem, including entitlement reforms. what are you doing to drive solutions in that area? >> the 1967, 1968, you look at the budgetary process. you have mandatory and discretionary. the late 1960's we had about 26% or 27% mandatory and 73% or 74% -- 74% discretionary spending. what is discretionary? it is what the government should be focused on. infrastructure, education arenas, military defense et cetera. and what is mandatory? it is is two things, entitlements and interest is on the national debt. since that time it is inverted. by 2023-24 it will have grown to 80% mandatory and 20% discretionary. why is that a problem? it is not only a fiscal one but a national security issue at some point. we have seen the cutbacks trying to take from the military defense and trying to put in other places. we will have to do hard decision making when it comes to the entitlement side. i have see

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>> for example in year 2016- >> would you like to come to the mic. >> [inaudible] maritime marketing and port of san francisco. year 2016 there were at least four i'm aware of that turned away and it isn't only the big ships because if you remember the plot layout, we got two dry docks and we got a smaller dry-dock which is west and that is very orange and red in the photo's so we had to turn away the submarine pump anieto which is home port in san francisco which would have been a lucrative and long term job but couldn't get it into that dock because we didn't have 14 feet of clearance in that lane that comes in at the second dock. so, this whole dredging scheme is to not only deepen it but also to widen the approach. the short answer to your question is at least 4 ships i'm aware of in 2016 turned away. >> what is the next closest place the ship can go and get service if they are turned away from here? >> it depends on the size of the vessel but the other big one is portland, right? portland is the next big dry-dock. one of the facts the army corp takez into consideration is how mu

the split between -- >> [inaudible] >> this mic. okay. wrong mic. the split between left and right is not because the left has gotten more left, but because the right has gotten more right, and more people are on the right. so i thought that has mainly, that change has happened mainly in the south. so, good, i wanted to go to the south. but where in the south? i saw in 2012 that while half of whites voted for obama in california and about a third did in the south as a whole region, 14% did in louisiana. so i thought, great, i want to go to louisiana. and i want, i want to talk to whites. who else? older whites, maybe especially religious older whites in louisiana. so our voyage starts there with a question. i went with this red state paracox in -- paradox in mind. how is it true that in the united states is most red states are also the poorer states, ones with worse education, with worse health and lower life expectancies. those states receive more funds from the federal government in aid than they give in tax dollars. and yet are the most suspiciou

>> for example in year 2016- >> would you like to come to the mic. >> [inaudible] maritime marketing and port of san francisco. year 2016 there were at least four i'm aware of that turned away and it isn't only the big ships because if you remember the plot layout, we got two dry docks and we got a smaller dry-dock which is west and that is very orange and red in the photo's so we had to turn away the submarine pump anieto which is home port in san francisco which would have been a lucrative and long term job but couldn't get it into that dock because we didn't have 14 feet of clearance in that lane that comes in at the second dock. so, this whole dredging scheme is to not only deepen it but also to widen the approach. the short answer to your question is at least 4 ships i'm aware of in 2016 turned away. >> what is the next closest place the ship can go and get service if they are turned away from here? >> it depends on the size of the vessel but the other big one is portland, right? portland is the next big dry-dock. one of the facts the army corp takez into consideration is how mu

all the other mothers >>[inaudible] [off mic] >> there you go. this is why were doing good so thank you for coming out and thank you for your support. have a good day. >>[applause] >> >> >> >> the office of controllers whistle blower program is how city employees and recipient sound the alarm an fraud address wait in city government charitable complaints results in investigation that improves the efficiency of city government that. >> you can below the what if anything, by assess though the club program website arrest call 4147 or 311 and stating you wishing to file and complaint point controller's office the charitable program also accepts complaints by e-mail or 0 folk you can file a complaint or provide contact information seen by whistle blower investigates some examples of issues to be recorded to the whistle blower program face of misuse of city government money equipment supplies or materials exposure activities by city clez deficiencies the quality and delivery of city government services waste and inefficient government practices when yo

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it does audio and you can even plug a mic into the iphone and get the audio off the mic. it only works on iphone right now. no ipad support no android so it's pretty limited. it's also pretty pricey. 399. they do have a special right now before christmas on a >> oh. >> that's a lot. >> can i ask a question. >> i am not here tomorrow i am off could you put me on the set so it locks like i am work. >> reporter: we probably can with the the camera. >> that wouldn't cost me a vacation day. >> reporter: it's small and compact but,. >> mevo. >> reporter: mevo. >> okay. >> reporter: check it out hollie. >> it's cool. we need to do experiments this morning with >>> okay. we are definitely back in the cold december weather. we are feeling it. happy december 1st to you. cold and blustery. we are only around 40 or so for the high and yeah why not we will throw scattered rain and snow in there too. a very strong cold front moving through yesterday and on the travel map you can see that's to the east showers thunderstorms last night. talk about bizarre weather. we have had a little bi

caught on his mic saying he would have more flexibility after election with the then-period medved of russia. any proclutching is ridiculous and they only care now because it's political expediency. the second issue is the normalizing of putin being a guy we can possibly do business with. there was a ugov poll where it said republican -- vice president joe biden was at 20% and vladimir putin was at 24% of hillary clinton was at 7%. and sort of the normalizing of our impression of what we can do with a murderous kgb dictator two. separate issues and both sides are using it. >> let me get to what the president-elect is saying today on this via twitter, of course. he tweeted this out, if russia or some other entity was hacking, why did the white house wait so long to isn't it a fact why did they only complain after hillary lost? >> a fair question, the fundamental question. and as far as the cia, nobody questions the rank and file members of the cia who risk their lives. i think we've got to remember the cia director and the top people at the leadership positions are political appointees

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down into illinois and mic ahigan indiana and offo the west, as well, in southern minnesota and northernowa. for us acrossouthstern wisconsi our viewing area, most of us under the more which means we'll see more snow accumulating here between now and tomorrow at 8:00 in the evening. up to the north, and sheboygan counties, toward the fox river valley and green bay, lesser amounts but still a winter weher advisory that extends all the way until midnight tomorrow night. here's the way i see the snow totals shaping up, anywhere between 4 and a half foof snow, inches and 6-inches around the fox river valley toward fond du l and e bulk of the viewing area see and farther down to the south where you folks are out in walworth, racine and kenosha counties could see anywhere between 8 and 11-inches piling up from lake geneva through the city of racine and kenosha. between now and midnight tonight about an inch to 2-inches of accumulation in general. overnight we pick up the bulk, 2 to 4-inches of accumulation at times. white-out conditions and powde snow comingown rapidly and an by noon to 6:00 tomo

he was certainly one of a sager style was unique in wardrobe and mic with comfortable interviewing stylede him a popular part of nba broadcast. diagnosed with leukemia in 2014 but kept doing what he loved roaming the sidelines. wizards tweeting rest in peace craig, sager strong. >>> josh norman had an ugly divorce from carolina. he faces the team that snubbed him in off season. this monday night in the carolina panthers. it's not just another name for norman and playoff hungry schemes or is it. trying to down play the match up with his old team at fedex on monday night. >>> they know me and how we roll and how we do going to give everything we got. just any other opponent. i had them in my group chat. >> during the family to family event today, players and coaches bringing good cheer to local families in need with holiday presents. coach scotty brooks among those playing santa's helpers. great stuff. >> no surrender, no mercy. >> was that original? >> i've heard that somewhere. >> it sounds brutal. >> coming for you kind of like the forecast. >> no wind tomorrow, only 30. no sunshine. go

>>[inaudible] [off mic] okay. colleagues, going to make a motion to amend item 23 as i just articulated and then this item will be sent back to the land use and transportation committee and colleagues address for your support for item 25 today >> so just to be clear supervisor kim has made a motion to amend and send item number 23 to the land use committee on december 12, 2016 seconds supervisor tang. colleagues can we take this item without objection? without objection this item will be amended and sent to land use on december 12th 2016. >>[gavel] >> on item number 25, colleagues can we take that item same house, same call? without objection the ordinance is passed unanimously on the first reading >>[gavel] >> please read item 24 >> item 24 is a ordinance torment the planning code two men such a map 08 of the zoning map to resume height and bulk designation for one 1493 1497 potrero ave. assessors parcel block 4277 lot number 16 to a friend the planning determines ceqa determination spears can we take this item s

. >> reporter: difficulties ] >> looks like he's having some mic problems there. >> maybe we need toim a mic for christmas. >> that would be good. >> we have evan back, go for it evan. >> reporter: so sorry about that, guys, we're just having too much fun here. when you last saw me we were on the massage chairs. now we've moved to the candy shop after all. at the beginning of the show we were looking for ideas for photographer nick here, and he's now going to join us. i bought him something. i bought him some truffles here. so why don't we hand this over here, nick. >> you know, i've been a nice photographer and i really what is this? what have you bought me? >> we've got three truffles inside for you. >> three truffles inside. >> and now the question is do we have nice anchors back at the studio. hmm? i don't know. [ laughter ] >> we'll see. >> it's so touching that he bought three whole truffles for nick. you and i would have bought dozens, dozens of truffles for nick, but you know. >> and maybe you should buy us dozens of truffles and bring them back to the station so we can enjoy

>>[inaudible] [off mic] >> diversity of acquiring? commission has made a priority that we want local businesses, so local architects, local engineers are not to same local that just moved in last week or last year. but businesses that are being in san francisco for quite a long time that have survived and that help build and contribute to the making of the city. i do not see it in the memo. >> i think that's a very important thing. and we take it quite seriously both are general contractor and our primary architects as well as the netscape architects and civil engineers. basically our design team is a very vocal team. we brought with us also today i believe damon lu to talk about our participation and furthe in furthering our goals of local stuff like that. also because of our construction logistics situation were going to have the kind of need to depend on a lot of local forces otherwise were traveling from all over congested streets and we're really taking a good look at that now led damon talk about the university's commitment to l

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>>[inaudible] [off mic] okay. colleagues, going to make a motion to amend item 23 as i just articulated and then this item will be sent back to the land use and transportation committee and colleagues address for your support for item 25 today >> so just to be clear supervisor kim has made a motion to amend and send item number 23 to the land use committee on december 12, 2016 seconds supervisor tang. colleagues can we take this item without objection? without objection this item will be amended and sent to land use on december 12th 2016. >>[gavel] >> on item number 25, colleagues can we take that item same house, same call? without objection the ordinance is passed unanimously on the first reading >>[gavel] >> please read item 24 >> item 24 is a ordinance torment the planning code two men such a map 08 of the zoning map to resume height and bulk designation for one 1493 1497 potrero ave. assessors parcel block 4277 lot number 16 to a friend the planning determines ceqa determination spears can we take this item s

come up and use the mic. the microphone right here. >> why do you think people in bulgaria or-- what particular aspects of al capone they admired his murdering or his extortion? >> i just -- it boggles the mind, doesn't it? i wish i could give you an answer, i think there are probably many, many answers to such a question, but those countries, i do hate to generallylize, but they do have a reputation for what should we call it, disreputable behavior and perhaps that has to do with it. there's a lot of gangs, and poverty. in romania in particular. i know romania because i wrote about sal steinberg. i don't know about bulgaria, the poverty, the way that certain ethnic groups have to live, there are parallels to the immigrant experience in the early 20th century, it may have something to do with it, an immigrant boy in brooklyn who became a success and they may think that's the way for them to go. other than that, i can't answer it. >> i'm sure there are questions. don't feel shy. there have got to be more quest

. >> here's your mic. hi, dana. >> thank you for having me. >> is a pleasure especially because nothing is going on in the world of politics especially, right? let's talk about the book because before the was jasper, there was harry. >> hendrie. >> oh, my gosh. and he also helped you through a difficult time as well. tell us about that. >> they do so much for coming today. it's a pleasure to be. i ask a first came to miami book festival in 201 2010 guess i die publicity tour for george w. bush, and his book decision points and i never imagine i would have an opportunity to comment as an author myself so i'm really grateful for the opportunity and that everybody came this morning. so henry was my first dog pet it on as an adult. my husband and i got in in scotland when we lived there. it's true, i met my husband on a plane. we moved to england. we both wanted a dog. we never have even known about a transixteen we found out about them in switzerland on a little trip we took there. -- note about a vizsla. i f

>> for example in year 2016- >> would you like to come to the mic. >> [inaudible] maritime marketing and port of san francisco. year 2016 there were at least four i'm aware of that turned away and it isn't only the big ships because if you remember the plot layout, we got two dry docks and we got a smaller dry-dock which is west and that is very orange and red in the photo's so we had to turn away the submarine pump anieto which is home port in san francisco which would have been a lucrative and long term job but couldn't get it into that dock because we didn't have 14 feet of clearance in that lane that comes in at the second dock. so, this whole dredging scheme is to not only deepen it but also to widen the approach. the short answer to your question is at least 4 ships i'm aware of in 2016 turned away. >> what is the next closest place the ship can go and get service if they are turned away from here? >> it depends on the size of the vessel but the other big one is portland, right? portland is the next big dry-dock. one of the facts the army corp takez into consideration is how mu

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>>[inaudible] [off mic] okay. colleagues, going to make a motion to amend item 23 as i just articulated and then this item will be sent back to the land use and transportation committee and colleagues address for your support for item 25 today >> so just to be clear supervisor kim has made a motion to amend and send item number 23 to the land use committee on december 12, 2016 seconds supervisor tang. colleagues can we take this item without objection? without objection this item will be amended and sent to land use on december 12th 2016. >>[gavel] >> on item number 25, colleagues can we take that item same house, same call? without objection the ordinance is passed unanimously on the first reading >>[gavel] >> please read item 24 >> item 24 is a ordinance torment the planning code two men such a map 08 of the zoning map to resume height and bulk designation for one 1493 1497 potrero ave. assessors parcel block 4277 lot number 16 to a friend the planning determines ceqa determination spears can we take this item s

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. >> do you know what, it's because he needed to drop the mic. >> yes. >> it got famous because alex whipped it out. after that people have been putting it in their wedding and travel videos, and he was like, how about the whole world? >> he makes it look incredibly easy but we are not considering the hiking, traveling, logistics that alex had to endure to get >> look at the length of the video. he gets less than a minute of this video per year. >> oh, great. and he can juggle, too. >> i am proud to say that in this three-minute bit of epicness i have a second of it. don't blink. who is that guy? >> hey. >> that's me. thank you so much. alex ic this minute" via skype. >> hey. >> you have been working on this a long time. what was the most challenging part of it. >> it's been a crazy video to film. not just because i'm using one hand to drive the drone and another to drive. it was the laws and regulations in each one of these countries, that was the most important part of making this a legal video. >> did you just do it and ask for forgiveness after. >> regulations are being sometimes

and most joes are open mics which means you are performing in front of only other comedians waiting to form who paid to be there. it is an ugly-- it's productive but it's a rough-- a rough thing to do and there's not great energy in the room. so i would have to actually surprise people into laughing. if you get a laugh at those, it's not easy. so that-- . >> rose: and they would be surprised that they were laughing. >> yeah, cuz everyone is looking at their notebook waiting to go up so you had to say something that caught them off guard to pay attention so there was a little more of a shock factor. and then as time has gone on, i have moved further and further away from that. i still love a good one-liner. or something that has a twist. >> rose: and what have you moved to? >> more story-telling and more of who i really am. i think, you know, we have different versions of ourselve. who i would be at a party with my best friends really saying what i think, and being kind of on. >> rose: an encore presentation of amy schumer for the hour. , when we continue. funding for charlie rose has b

and when you ask a question, wait for them to bring a mic to you, because if you just shoutth it out, they can't really hear you. i'll tell you just a bit about the photo review since this is the commercial before the main event. the photo review is a nonprofit journal of photography founded in 1976 which means this is our 40th anniversary. we publish a newsletter which lists photography exhibitions throughout the mid-atlanticst region, philadelphia, new york, washington, delaware, maryland, virginia and news about photography from around the world. and we also have a journal that has exhibition reviews, book reviews, essays and publishes the winners of our annual competition. . there's an interest in abandoned sites since he was a child. we won't go into the psychology about it. but he started documenting them in a while researching the decline of the state hospital system. media and his website a band in america has gained international attention in the images of abandoned spaces on the intern internet. to launch matthew's latest book of "abandoned america," second volume, and as yo

right there.get the they get the mic. >> on alex, ceo of a company.for the 21st year, ibm is gotten more patents than any of the companies in the world. do you envision dedicating some of those patented technologies, much like what elon musk has done with their patterns speakers do i envision -- >> dedicating some of those to the public much like the way -- >> we have. we have been many times in our lifetime here, we have dedicated these and put them in open source as an example. that's happened many times in our history. these have not all been cap with us. i can't even member what percentage of them but many,av many different times. we give a big rise to the open-source community what we dedicated and put out. i assume, we will continue. i don't assume. we will continue to do. we do both. i think that's how many people who have, maybe not many, but intellectual property, look at both sides of that. >> good. i think we're going to have to close here because i think our time is running out. so if you would come up. let me make one quick comment, give